Ductless Mini-Split Installation Services in Orlando, FL
Professional ductless mini-split installation in Orlando. Energy-efficient cooling and heating for single rooms, additions, and ADUs. Free consultations available.
Looking for an efficient, flexible way to cool or heat individual rooms without the hassle of ductwork? ALFE Contracting Services offers expert mini-split installation services for homeowners and commercial clients across Orlando. Mini-split systems provide targeted temperature control, energy savings, and quiet operation—perfect for additions, ADUs, garages, bedrooms, and office spaces.
We install high-performance ductless systems from trusted brands, ensuring your space stays comfortable without overloading your main HVAC system.
Our mini-split installation services include:
Wall-mounted and ceiling-recessed indoor units
Multi-zone system configuration
Electrical upgrades and line set installation
System sizing and performance optimization
Smart thermostat and remote control integration
Permit handling and code compliance
Post-installation system testing and user training
Mini-split systems are ideal for Florida’s climate and offer significant energy savings, especially in homes with inconsistent airflow or areas not served by central ducts. Our certified technicians ensure each installation is clean, efficient, and built to last.
Do I need a permit to install a mini split?
Yes. Orange County requires a mechanical permit for permanently installed air conditioning equipment, and HVAC replacement or modification always requires one. If the new equipment needs a different wire size or breaker, an electrical permit is required as well. Only plug-in portable units are exempt.
The submittal is more involved than most people expect: energy calculations, ACCA Manual J, S and D, an Energy Performance Level display card, and a mechanical duct layout when ductwork is installed or modified. That is also the reason a correctly sized system is a calculation rather than a guess — an oversized unit short-cycles and never pulls the humidity out of a Florida house.
ALFE holds the HVAC license (CAC1823926), so the permit, the load calculation, the installation and the inspection are all ours. Full detail in our job-by-job permit guide for Central Florida.
